Businesses have more choice than ever when it comes to telecommunication — landlines, smartphones, email, chat groups, online forums, wireless connections, Bluetooth connections, cable-cord lines, in-the-cloud — and they're all synced by a burgeoning internet of things (IoT) introducing ever-more options. The only problem? With more choices comes more challenges. You know how it goes. In the
Communication is a crucial part of success in any well-established business. Companies are using business phone systems to do much more than making and receiving calls. The methods that companies use to interact with customers, clients and partners are ever-changing, but when it comes to a primary phone system, how do you choose from all
You'll see it on local commercials and in newspaper advertisements all the time. Business owners will prominently feature their phone number, either through bold text or a catchy jingle that gets stuck in people's heads. While social media and email have become more prevalent as a means of discovery and communication, businesses still heavily bank
Telecommunications technology has taken drastic steps forward in recent years, but a lot of places can still suffer from repeated issues that plague businesses big and small. From administrative gaffes and technological shortcomings to hidden costs and more, seemingly tiny problems can gradually nip away at your bottom line. If you find that your business's
For companies of all sizes, cloud computing models have made the various aspects of running a business easier and more streamlined. A business exists to fulfill a specific market niche and computing will often fall beyond the grasp of the company's in-house staff. With cloud services, many of the difficulties associated with software program management
Small business owners can sometimes feel like they’re taking on the world. They wear all the hats and balance all the roles, from the day-to-day routine functions to marketing strategy and cost projections. And they do it with tighter budgets and fewer flexible resources than larger entities — which means their communication’s system needs be at maximum
D id you know the newest standard for business-class phones today is VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)? It’s been forecasted that VoIP users will reach 204 billion by 2020. This is a direct result of the benefits and features VoIP systems offer. Saving money, ease of switching, feature rich, etc. Here are a couple
I know, you probably think VoIP is more than what your business needs. VoIP systems have so many features and you don’t need all that, right? It’s just not a good fit for your business. You just know it will cost a lot of money. But, the truth is, even if your business doesn’t
VoIP and Your Business Understanding technology is the key to success in your business. Technologies that enhance the way people communicate have always found to be quickly adopted throughout businesses. VoIP is no different. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services deliver irrefutable advantages to businesses of all scales and sizes. Here’s why:
Cloud services allow information to travel extremely fast across the internet. Things like systems virtualization, system scaling up or down automatically depending on workload and automated updates and patching of systems on an enterprise scale are just a few of the numerous cost and time saving benefits of cloud services. With cloud services your
